NE View by weesel
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Still in Balamer, hon. Back to Federal Hill overlooking the Inner Harbor. But first a look back to where we were... That pile of red brick is Johns Hopkins Hospital. The old building looks lost from this angle.
The attraction today is some tall ships visiting the city in conjuction with the Volvo whatever race. It's a nice day, but there is some haze in the distance as it's been threatening to rain and not delivering... typical. Did some heavy PW to try to mitigate the 'haze' effect.
We also get a chance to look over some development along the waterfront and compare it to what was seen last year... Nothing immediately radical, but one can see progress on the march.
Enjoy; grab a cold one, and thanks for viewing... hon.
Just a reminder. Federal Hill got that name during the unpleasantness 1861-65 when Federal batteries were trained on the city to 'keep it in line.' It was also a station where ships were tracked as they entered harbor so the owners could be notified... start the bidding on those cargoes!

Comments (4)
My Prince, I've so enjoyed the series. Forgive me for being so dense! How wonderfully patient you have been with me. Am so looking forward to my trip to Balamer this summer. Will be seeing you then, and thank you for these photos. Hugs!!!
Terrific capture, another stunning shot with these impressive buildings! Gorgeous work!
so that's what John's Hopkins looks like...my friend takes her hubby there pretty regularly.. now i feel i know where they are going! thank you for sharing it all with us!
Wow.. A fantastic city scape capture.. Absolutely love the red(s) captured here and the mundane sky only enhances it all that much more. Well done my friend.